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Hey! I already got one wife...

Damn gangsta trees... Glad you made it out okay. Looks like some epic territory to check out.

Abomination of nature. I'm glad you like it; looks like you'll have your work cut out for you. Sorry -- you asked...

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This is a pretty exciting platform.

Or just swap it all out for a solid axle... wa-la -- no more CV issues! :victory:

Wow! Spectacular terrain. Thanks for posting. I may have to make it up through there this summer. Available for a run?

Thanks Off-roader for your explanations... I've been trying to crack the code on the benefits of the iPad as a GPS nav system in comparison to PC's. Your explanations were very clear for me - I appreciate it! Sounds like I should give the market a little more time to introduce upgraded OS's...

Oh come on now... are we ever really finished?

Trail Gear Rock Assault. http://www.trail-gear.com/rock-assault-axle-housing

550 cord is the way to go - always good to have a few hundred feet in your kit. It's the ultimate Expo-licious lashing material. Your stature in the expo community will appreciate greatly with the liberal application of paracord in your campsite or hasty trail repair. It's kind of like...

:eek: Clothesline!? Better hope the mods don't see that - it'll get you banned! ;) Radius arms with panhard and adjustable CO shocks; driver drop Trail Gear axle with ARB air locker. I'm tired of problems with the CV axles which I feel is the trucks weak link. Going with a solid axle gives...

Whoa! Good thing he didn't have doors... allows for rapid drainage of the drivers spontaneous bowel and bladder release during that little trick.

That's what I thought... the bag was designed to have the straps crossed around the back of the tire and you should have no problem adjusting strap length and buckle location to compensate for the tire mounting bracket. You'll find it much more secure; secure enough to haul firewood to your...

Like the liner! Now get some flippin' sliders! You're making me nervous.

Someone here mentioned once they considered springs a consumable part... guess there is some truth to that. Depending on how you use your truck you may need something different and this just a temporary measure. I'm not convinced my springs will stay the same either.

ROFL! Valuable learning point. I and most every guy reading this would have done the same thing... married 30 years and I'm less afraid of bears. :D Glad to see you got to make it out but disappointed you had some traumas. Give us a holler next time you go out again and maybe the timing will...

Iron Pig Off Road

Check out Right Channel Radios - http://www.rightchannelradios.com/ Great selection, good prices, offroad packages that include an SWR meter to tune your gear, and super customer support on-line and by phone if you're a radio novice like me...

Nice job - clean and simple but still offers a good amount of protection. Very creative and thrifty!